Abdomen

§Start from a symptom

1. 01> 3 days of pain/symptoms. Suspected postoperative abscess.
2. 02Acute abdominal pain
3. 03Acute onset flank pain. Suspected stone disease
4. 04Blunt abdominal trauma
5. 05Hematuria
6. 06High suspicion for renovascular cause of HTN
7. 07Incidental adrenal nodule
8. 08Incidental liver lesion - initial characterization
9. 09Indeterminate renal lesion.
10. 10Jaundice
11. 11Palpable abdominal mass
12. 12RUQ pain
13. 13Suspected appendicitis
14. 14Suspected pancreatitis
15. 15Suspected pyelonephritis
16. 16Suspected renal stone. Flank pain.
17. 17Suspected small bowel obstruction
18. 18Unexplained weight loss. Suspected neoplasm. Chronic symptoms.

§Or go straight to a testCPT

• abdominal xray series74020
• CT abdomen and pelvis with IV and oral contrast74177
• CT abdomen and pelvis with IV contrast74177
• CT abdomen and pelvis without IV or oral contrast74176
• CT abdomen with IV and oral contrast74160
• CT abdomen with IV contrast74160
• CT abdomen without IV or oral contrast74150
• CT abdominal hernia evaluation74177
• CT enteroclysis74177
• CT multiphase adrenal gland74170
• CT multiphase kidney74170
• CT multiphase liver74170
• CT multiphase pancreas74170
• CT urogramSeveral
• HIDA scan78226
• MRA abdomen/pelvis/runoffSeveral
• MRCP with IV contrast74181
• MRI abdomen and pelvis with and without IV gadoliniumSeveral
• MRI abdomen with gadolinium74183
• MRI abdomen without gadolinium74181
• PET CTSeveral
• Ultrasound abdomen complete study76700
• US abdomen complete study76700
• US kidneys76770
• US right lower quadrant76775
• US Right upper quadrant76705